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With unmatched talent, but a fate sealed by a terminal illness, Jeong Yeon-Shin challenges his destined death for a chance to live. Set in a realm where elves and dwarves coexist with martial artists, this is the story of Jeong Yeon-shin, a genius fighting to extend his life against all odds.

What will you do if you only have three months to live? How will you spend your last ninety days? Kati Sullivan is young and still innocent to the world. On one fateful visit to her Doctor, she is given the news that will change the rest of her life. Sebastian Caine is strong-willed and has been a friend to Kati for most of her life. He is willing to give everything up to spend these last days by her side. Sebastian will go beyond what is even possible to save Kati’s life. Kati’s three months is riddles with pain and failures, yet secrets and lies will threaten to end their three months even before they start. Can Kati overcome this challenge and find that miracle behind a silver lining? Will their three months become eternity for the rest of their lives?

She is his girlfriend's sister, and the rival he must defeat. Xavier Kesh, England's hockey star, is sharp on the ice and untamed off it. With a girlfriend like Katrina by his side, everything is perfect—until he signs a "couples contract" with her sister, Melissa. Melissa Brown, the only female star on the ice and a fresh face determined to make her mark in fashion. Pretending to be with him is just a shortcut to the top. In front of the camera, he murmurs, "You're blushing." Behind the scenes, she warns, "Don't call me baby." Then their "date" video explodes online, capturing the moment he gently tucks a loose strand of hair behind her ear. A performance meant to be fake is now burning through three real lives. In a game that started with ambition, who will be the first to pay the price in truth?

The Weight of Borrowed Skies is a literary fantasy novel following a transmigrated soul, a young man from Earth who dies in an accident and awakens inside the body of Aldric Voss, seventeen-year-old heir to a dying border territory in a world he only half-remembers from a game he once played. Armed with fractured knowledge, a borrowed name, and two years before a mandatory supernatural trial, he must stabilize a crumbling territory, unravel an ancient mystery growing in the local marsh, and discover who he is becoming in the process.

"His Borrowed Wife" is a high-concept psychological science-fiction thriller that begins as an intimate, emotionally charged drama and gradually expands into a reality-bending exploration of identity, memory, and control. At its surface, the story follows Olivia, a woman who begins experiencing fractured perceptions of time and self after becoming entangled with a mysterious system known only as the Ledger. But what initially appears to be a personal psychological breakdown is revealed to be something far larger: Olivia is not a single, stable identity, but a recurring functional outcome across multiple collapsing “frames” of reality. Each time a system reaches instability, Olivia appears—not as a chosen hero, but as a structural response. She absorbs contradiction, stabilizes collapsing realities, and is then reset, fragmented, or redefined. Across countless iterations, she has saved worlds by becoming their containment mechanism… only to lose herself in the process every time. When she finally becomes aware of this cycle, the story transforms into a battle not for survival, but for definition itself. Higher observational systems attempt to classify, replace, or standardize her into a predictable function. A non-human stabilization construct is introduced to take her place. Even alternate versions of Olivia begin to align against her, believing consistency is more important than identity. But Olivia’s evolution breaks the system’s core assumption: that every contradiction must resolve into a stable form. Instead of becoming a system, a role, or a correction mechanism, she refuses final definition altogether—becoming an unfinalizable presence that the system cannot fully classify, contain, or conclude. The novel ultimately shifts from a story about escape into a meditation on what it means to exist outside labels, roles, and imposed narratives. It explores the tension between stability and identity, and whether a person can remain themselves in a universe that only understands things by reducing them into functions. The result is a tense, emotionally driven, conceptually layered narrative that blends psychological fragmentation, existential sci-fi, and philosophical thriller elements—designed for binge reading, constant curiosity, and escalating revelations until the final refusal of closure.

Thirty days. One death flag. And a villainess desperate to survive. I went to bed a reader. I woke up as Evelyne Renestra—the infamous noblewoman doomed to die in chapter ten of my favorite novel. Now, a glowing countdown haunts my every step. If I follow the plot, I die. But if I change too much, the world itself begins to unravel. To survive, I must defy fate, dodge my own death flags, and forge bonds with the very people who were meant to destroy me—including the story’s heroine. But the deeper I dive into this fractured world, the more I realize: this isn’t just a story anymore. It’s real. And I’m no longer the villainess I used to be. With timelines collapsing and love blooming where I least expected, I must decide—can I rewrite my ending before time runs out… or will I lose myself in the process?

Every night, seventeen-year-old Kai dreams of tomorrow before it happens. At first, he uses the visions to avoid embarrassment and help his friends. But everything changes when he meets a mysterious girl named Aira, who appears in his dreams long before she exists in reality. As Kai follows the clues hidden within his future visions, he discovers that Aira belongs to a timeline that is slowly disappearing. The more he changes fate to save her, the faster his own world begins to collapse. With time running out and memories fading away, Kai must decide whether to protect the future he knows or sacrifice everything to save the girl who was never supposed to exist. A heartwarming fantasy romance about destiny, sacrifice, and the courage to choose your own future.

A borrowed body is supposed to be empty. In the Afterlife Bureau, every dead soul is given a standard “loaner body” and twenty‑four hours on Earth to fix one regret before they move on. The rules are simple: no memories stay with the body, no emotions linger, and the vessel never, ever becomes a person. Except one did. After thousands of uses, one defective loaner body remembers everyone. Regrets, loves, crimes, last words—each soul leaves a stain, and the stains have started talking back. When the Bureau schedules a terrorist soul who once tried to destroy the system, the body panics, breaks the timer, and runs. Hunted by reapers, sharing a single body with a dangerous soul, this “thing” built from leftovers must decide: stay a tool, or become a person even if it means tearing the afterlife apart.

Lina Voss never meant to kill anyone. One touch… and she lives their life. One moment… and they die. Haunted by memories that aren’t hers and hunted by a man who knows too much, Lina is trapped in a terrifying truth—she is not the only one with this power. Someone is watching her. Someone who gave her this “gift.” And soon… she will have to choose: Keep stealing lives to survive… Or lose herself forever.

The renowned powerhouse of the Space-Time Administration Bureau, Sister Yun, frantically accumulated points for an early retirement. After accepting a mission for a supporting female character's counterattack, she made the male and female leads cry with anger! Sister Yun's famous quote: A supporting female character who doesn't make the male and female leads cry with anger is not worthy of retiring~ The First World: The Humble and Long-Suffering Wife of a Bygone Era After transmigrating into the role of the original, long-suffering wife, she not only broke up the officially designated couple but also stole the male and female leads' Golden Finger, making a fortune by hoarding goods. The Second World: The Fair, Rich, and Beautiful Fake Heiress of a Bygone Era Tragically Becomes Cannon Fodder As the beautiful-as-a-flower cannon fodder fake heiress, after latching onto the supporting male lead, she lived a delightful life~ The Third World: The Devoted Supporting Female Character in a Historical Era Novel After transmigrating into the role of a hopelessly devoted supporting female character, she had a change of personality, dumped the heartless male lead, returned to the city to flirt with the supporting male lead, and found it so satisfying~